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Genuine Dell inverter cable for OptiPlex 9010 and Inspiron One 2330 all-in-one desktops, part G76G2
This genuine Dell OEM inverter cable carries part number G76G2 and fits OptiPlex 9010 and Inspiron One 2330 all-in-one desktops. It connects the display panel to the inverter board numbered 627CV. Buyers needing a different part number or a cable for another model cannot use this item.
Installation requires opening the all-in-one chassis and routing the cable between the panel and the 627CV inverter board. The connector orientation is fixed, so reversing it will prevent the backlight from working. No drivers or software configuration are involved. Builders without experience disassembling sealed all-in-one units should seek professional help.
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| Brand name | Dell |
The display should illuminate normally without flickering or backlight failure once the cable is seated.
You receive the genuine Dell OEM inverter cable pictured; the matching inverter board uses part number 627CV and is sold separately.
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